What chart are you looking at?? On 40 meters, CW is allowed from 7000 to
7300 KHz
"All narrow band modes" and "all modes" includes CW.
Pete, wa2cwa
On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 00:09:25 EDT [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> A few interesting notes on the new IARU HF bandplan for 40 meters :
>
> 7070 kHz is
A few interesting notes on the new IARU HF bandplan for 40 meters :
7070 kHz is to become the new Digital-Voice center-of-activity freq
7043 kHz is to be the Image mode transmission center-of-activity freq.
CW is only allowed in the lower 30 kHz of the band.
Steve WD8DAS
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Bob Young wrote:
AM BCB propagation can change from night to night as do the ham bands
which is what can make BCB DX'ing interesting.
Indeed, and I was just reading in the National Radio Club newsletter
that quite a few BCB DXers are logging digital IDs from HD stations at
night. Sounds lik
It also could have simply been propagation, many things can cause that as
well as "forgetting" to power down or changing the antenna pattern at night.
AM BCB propagation can change from night to night as do the ham bands which
is what can make BCB DX'ing interesting.
Bob
KB1OKL
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Da
You're correct Bob. It can be a very effective method of advertising and
contain useful information that the reader can relate too. It sometimes
conveys a lot more user information then a long bullet string of features
and specifications. I'm surprised more rig manufacturers aren't using
this type
Bob W1PE writes:
> if more hams supported the ARRL and didn't bitch about them at every turn
> then they could afford not to do that...
I'm not just bitching, I'm trying to participate in an organization I support
and of which I am an active member. There is a big difference.
>Big deal I say
Ok I am ready to get run over by a Mack Truck but if more hams supported
the ARRL
and didn't bitch about them at every turn then they could afford not to
do that...
Big deal I say and so what if they made an add look like an
article...Guess that they did
good because ya all read it and that is wha
In my current 32v3, I used KT90 modulator tubes in AB1,
these are high voltage KT88's.
I used a phase splitter to drive the grids, a 6SN7 I think.
Removing the driver transformer has benefits, no phase shift,
no loss of frequency response, less space needed.
You can also unbalance the phase splitt
Perhaps, ARRL has hired a better advertising manager. I like it when others
make us think. Good for the mind.
Thanks
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